I think we're talking at cross purposes again.

Nor, however, does one contradict the other.

Additionally, globalization represents four interrelated and seemingly contradictory dimensions.

Civil society perspectives on stakeholder participation often contrast with even contradict governmental viewpoints on how to balance this with the representative role of elected members.

You say he didn't, Do you expect me to believe you? .

The travel ban presents an apparent paradox.

Currently the international economy was characterized by mixed signals.

Regarding the first point, once again the Working Group was able only to take note of the contradictory versions it had received.

In some cases the data from different sources is contradictory.

The State practice related to international transport agreements is contradictory.

(d) Identify overlap or inconsistencies among the various instruments

This view of extreme poverty does not contradict other definitions.

You're contradicting yourself.

What is wonderful is, at many times, the stories will contradict with each other.

Decision makers are bombarded by contradictory information provided for purely commercial reasons.

It sounds like an oxymoron.

However, through its spokesman, FNL has sent conflicting messages.

Which brings me to my third paradox.

It is also concerned about the fact that the Government provides contradictory information on whether women s unemployment is higher than that of men.

You're capable of holding conflicting viewpoints joyously when you can see them.

It is generally accepted that treaties which are incompatible with armed conflict are suspended during the period of incompatibility.

They do lots of inconsistent things.

Treaties incompatible in practice

Indeed, the two ruling parties have deeply conflicting political agendas, and compromises have been extremely difficult to achieve.

He also claims that the inconsistencies in the police officers' testimonies cast serious doubt on their credibility, and that the court was presented with two conflicting versions of the facts.

Although the information is frequently inadequate and even contradictory, as a rule the acts denounced actually occurred.

They do lots of inconsistent things.

There's always conflicting evidence.

International partners were united in exerting pressure, and were able to avoid sending contradictory messages.

42. Government funding of SME support agencies can produce contradictory results.

This argument of course, shoots itself in the foot.

In addition, the three sets of testimony contradict each other, and thus they lack the necessary credibility to be relied upon.

34. The Special Rapporteur received contradictory information concerning Jammu and Kashmir.

(k) The application of the law most favourable to the defendant in the event of doubt or conflict between criminal laws

and the difficulties of dialogue

There is conflicting evidence concerning the efficacy of alternative activities as a substitute for illicit drug abuse.

So already you can see there are contradictions.

But this is rarely the case. Even though the US and Iran are in a spiral of distrust, for example, there could be grounds for reestablishing a far healthier bilateral relationship.

Furthermore, maintaining that fully fledged relations of peace must exist before talks on such a zone can commence, while at the same time persisting to maintain a nuclear option, are two mutually exclusive and contradictory arguments.

4.11 In addition, the State party points to various inconsistencies and contradictions in the complainant's evidence.

The supervisor of the section where she worked denied it, and the two witnesses produced by the author contradicted each other.

Rather than having mutually reinforcing texts, we risk contradictory approaches and a weakening of the growing international resolve to end the scourge of landmines.

Ambivalence?

Now this may sound contradictory to you.

This is what I tend to see almost more than contradictions.